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The FLUX.1 [dev] Model is licensed by Black Forest Labs. Inc. under the FLUX.1 [dev] Non-Commercial License. Copyright Black Forest Labs. Inc.
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A Signature Look – She’s a refined, poised, and timeless beauty, perfect for cinematic fine art portraits.
✔ Brand Identity – She helps establish a consistent visual aesthetic for your photography business, MyronUEdwardsPhotography.
✔ A Virtual Muse – Whether in AI-generated art or real-world photography, she’s the model who defines your creative vision.
AI Model & Real-World Reference – You use her likeness to generate test images before setting up real photoshoots.
🎭 Character for Storytelling – She’s not just a face; she has depth, style, and a personality that fits your artistic narratives.
🖌️ Bridges AI & Fine Art – She helps merge AI-assisted concepts with your traditional fine art photography, keeping your brand’s realism intact.
1. Overly Stylized or Unrealistic AI Generations
No ethereal, fantasy, or artificial looks (keeps her grounded in realism).
No over-processed, cartoonish, or exaggerated AI features (maintains fine art quality).
No MidJourney-style distortions (extra limbs, unrealistic body proportions, etc.).
🚫 2. Commercial or Generic AI Stock Usage
Elysian should not be used in low-quality, mass-produced AI image platforms that don’t align with your fine art standards.
Avoid AI marketplaces that dilute her uniqueness—she’s exclusive to MyronUEdwardsPhotography.
🚫 3. Inconsistent Styling or Misrepresentation
No modern fast-fashion, overly trendy, or casual social media looks (keeps her high-end, editorial, and fine art-focused).
No random AI-generated personas that stray from her signature identity (she must always reflect your artistic control).
🚫 4. Anything That Doesn’t Fit Your Brand
Elysian is not for cheap, commercial work that doesn’t reflect your fine art expertise.
No low-quality photography experiments—she should always be presented in a way that maintains her prestige.